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Science History
Bertrand Russell: A Relentless Logician
55 years since the death of the mathematician, philosopher, and pacifist who advocated for nuclear disarmament.
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Science Panorama
Reckoning with Our Climate Impact: Shared Responsibility for a Shared Future
To address the climate crisis, we need to acknowledge our responsibility and commit to correcting our mistakes.
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Archiving Scientific Knowledge in the Digital Age
Scientific content appears more accessible than ever, but virtual memory is full of gaps, leading to the loss of digital information
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Navigating the Ethics of Social Robots
Social robots can offer positive benefits, but it is crucial to advance legislation that regulates their development
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Personal Perspective
Just Dare Stand in Her Way
Even today, talented women still have to fight for their place - in science, in academia, and in general. But they are no longer willing to remain silent.
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How Does One Identify a Liar?
Do the eyes reveal the truth? It turns out we are not very good at figuring out when we are being lied to.
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On Garlic, Magnets and The Scientific Revolution
For over 1,500 years, scholars believed in a fact that any child could disprove with a simple test.
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Why We Lie: The Motivations Behind Deception
People lie from infancy to old age. Why is it that such a common and sometimes beneficial action, considered negative?
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